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Soleil Moon Frye's career-defining role is still Punky dory

Remember Punky Brewster? She’s back, and this time she’s all grown up We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Glancing back through the annals of television history, it seems a little odd that only four seasons of the 1980s sitcom Punky Brewster were produced. Perhaps because of the tendency of Australian networks to repeat shows, those four years felt like a decade. The show’s tonal notes too – perky child actors, women with big hair, and a polyester-led wardrobe department suffering from non-primary colour blindness – were very much of the time. It offered little to the art of television, but it found its own strangely enduring popularity, with an animated spin-off

'Punky Brewster' is back, and we're craving pancakes

Get our dinner-and-a-show pairing for your next date night: The "Punky Brewster" reboot + Hanabusa Cafe's pancakes.

'Punky Brewster' is back, and we're craving pancakes

'Punky Brewster' is back, and we're craving pancakes

Soleil Moon Frye's career-defining role is still Punky dory

Soleil Moon Frye's career-defining role is still Punky dory

How 'Punky Brewster' Soleil Moon Frye rediscovered herself

Soleil Moon Frye never had a “Wrecking Ball” moment. At the height of her fame on “Punky Brewster,” she teamed up with then-First Lady Nancy Reagan’s “Just Say No” campaign to urge kids to resist drugs. When the sitcom came to a close in 1988, she returned to school in the San Fernando Valley and spent her summers at camp in Malibu. In interviews, she spoke proudly about being a virgin. And after being taunted by boys who called her “Punky Boobster” because of her size 38DD chest, she got a breast reduction at age 15, using the experience as a platform to address teenage body insecurities.